Executive Order 9066 opened the White House for a baby
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Executive Order 9066 opened the White House for a baby
This episode explores the life of a woman born in a federal internment camp during World War II, tracing her journey from confinement to a career within the US government. It raises the question of how such a beginning shapes a life.
Person: Doris Kazue Okada Matsui
Date: September 25, 1944
Location: Poston, Arizona
Order: Executive Order 9066
President: Franklin D. Roosevelt
- On February 19, 1942, President Franklin D. Roosevelt signed Executive Order 9066, authorizing the removal of anyone deemed a military threat from designated zones.
- This order led to the removal of approximately 120,000 Japanese Americans, over 60% of whom were American citizens by birth.
- Ten camps were built across seven states, with Poston in western Arizona becoming the largest, housing over 17,000 Japanese Americans.
- Doris Kazue Okada was born in the Poston internment camp and spent her first 61 days there before her family's release.
- She later married Robert Takeo Matsui, who also had a history with the camps, and she eventually volunteered for a presidential campaign in 1992.
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